Where Angels Fear to Tread
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Whenthey came to tell him the glad news they found him half unconscious, andhis face was wet with tears.
As for Lilia, some one said to her, "It is a beautiful boy!" But she haddied in giving birth to him.
Chapter 5 At the time of Lilia's death Philip Herriton was just twenty-four yearsof age--indeed the news reached Sawston on his birthday. He was a tall, weakly-built young man, whose clothes had to be judiciously paddedon the shoulders in order to make him pass muster. His face was plainrathe...r than not, and there was a curious mixture in it of good and bad. He had a fine forehead and a good large nose, and both observationand sympathy were in his eyes. But below the nose and eyes all wasconfusion, and those people who believe that destiny resides in themouth and chin shook their heads when they looked at him.
Philip himself, as a boy, had been keenly conscious of these defects. Sometimes when he had been bullied or hustled about at school he wouldretire to his cubicle and examine his features in a looking-glass, andhe would sigh and say, "It is a weak face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whenthey came to tell him the glad news they found him half unconscious, andhis face was wet with tears.
As for Lilia, some one said to her, "It is a beautiful boy!" But she haddied in giving birth to him.
Chapter 5 At the time of Lilia's death Philip Herriton was just twenty-four yearsof age--indeed the news reached Sawston on his birthday. He was a tall, weakly-built young man, whose clothes had to be judiciously paddedon the shoulders in order to make him pass muster. His face was plainrathe...r than not, and there was a curious mixture in it of good and bad. He had a fine forehead and a good large nose, and both observationand sympathy were in his eyes. But below the nose and eyes all wasconfusion, and those people who believe that destiny resides in themouth and chin shook their heads when they looked at him.
Philip himself, as a boy, had been keenly conscious of these defects. Sometimes when he had been bullied or hustled about at school he wouldretire to his cubicle and examine his features in a looking-glass, andhe would sigh and say, "It is a weak face.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forster Edward Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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